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Detection of dry body fluids by inherent short wavelength UV luminescence: preliminary results
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Detection of dry body fluids by inherent short wavelength UV luminescence: preliminary results
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Dry stains of blood, semen and saliva invisible to the naked eye could be detected by their inherent short wavelength UV luminescence. The source was a frequency quadrupled Nd:YAG laser, emitting at 266 nm. A plausible explanation for this phenomenon as due to the presence of amino acids in these secretions is presented.
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